Today was our ward's Primary Program and it was beautiful! They had all the kids wear white shirts and they all looked like little angels up there on the stand! It's times like these that make me realize how NOT shy Emma is (I hope it's not that she's love starved lol)...she was up there kind of dancing around to each song trying to get all eyes on her. She was at first kind of bouncing and then twisting side to side. It was funny because there is the cutest little kid named Nate that is in love with her in her class. He was fighting to stand next to her, this is during the program mind you! :) Her part in the program was "My job is to be a helpful big sister". She has had it memorized for weeks now and can say it with ease, but when she got up there all the kids before her had to have the teacher whisper their part in their ear...so Emma wanted to be like them and acted like she didn't know her part. She looked down at me and I rolled my hands like "Give up the act and say your part". She then proceeded to say it perfectly :) I was very proud of her!
I was so proud of Luke, his part was the scripture Amos 3:7 "Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets". He had memorized it and said it perfectly. Matt was beaming :) I can't believe how grown up the kids are now! What a great Sunday!
These pictures were on the printed program...this is the Jr. Primary
This is Sr. Primary
And I think these must be kids that were missing in the big pictures (don't we have a HUGE primary???)
3 comments:
I loved this post. My girls had their primary program last sunday, too. :) You do have a huge primary.
My gosh -- you have a huge, wonderful primary, lucky girl! I'm so proud of the kids for memorizing their parts. I think it makes the program so much better. Our ward did our program a week ago Sunday and I really loved one of the things they had the kids do: some of the parts were written out, like scriptures, etc. but many were just prompts like "Tell about a time when Heavenly Father answered your prayers" or "What is your favorite story about Jesus, and why". It was amazing to hear the depth of knowledge these little ones have, plus they kids knew their parts much better since they had to write them on their own! Cool, huh?
Chloe does exactly the same thing, Sara! It drives me crazy!
Our ward doesn't have the Sunbeams participate in the program. It steams me.
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